THE WALL OF FACES

Will always have special memories from high school. At our 50th high school class reunion, I saw your name on the remembrance wall of all the brave souls who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Tears came to my eyes. You are truly missed.
Debbie (Lubarsky)Wexler

Thank you for your service to our country so long ago sir. The remembrances from your brothers Frank and Mark are touching and reflect their admiration and respect for you. As long as you are remembered you will remain in our hearts forever.

Gary and I were HS classmates and co workers at the Capitol Supermarket in Wollaston, Quincy, MA. He was a great guy, funny, kind, friendly and intelligent. We both were In "Major" Boles class and like all seniors, had taken a national current events test. When the "Major" announced that the two top scorers at our HS were in this class, we all looked around. I can still see Gary's smiling, quizzical face when our names were announced. I didn't mention how humble and honest Gary was, but he was. I can remember the day, after he died, his father and younger brother coming
into the Capitol, so very sad.

Hey big brother. Thinking of you and missing you today and always.

Hey there brother-in-law. I placed your name on our memorial wall that is in our clubhouse as there will be a big celebration of life for all who gave all. You are always remembered and always in our hearts.